Myths & Heroes 1

The Myth Of Robinson Crusoe

Today we studied a picture together. At first we noticed a palm tree (un palmier) ; if there was a palm tree, the scene would probably take place on a tropical island. And if there was a tropical island and the topic was myths & heroes, then it could be about Robinson Crusoe.
After that, we could see a man with a gun and a sword. He had strange, self-made clothes on. He could be hunting ; he also looked like a settler.
Finally, we understood he had another man under his foot. If it was about Robinson Crusoe, it might be Friday. There were dead bodies in the background too. If there were corpses, then maybe Robinson was the murderer.
To put it bluntly, it seemed racist and insensitive. We can wonder to what extent is Robinson Crusoe a hero and a myth...

a rifle
rags
a settler
a corpse / a body
to put it bluntly
sensitive / sensible
to what extent...

1. If you arrive at 10 am, you will see her
2. If you arrived at 10 am, you would see her
3. If you had arrived at 10 am, you would have seen her.

Should you arrive at 10 am, you would see her
Had you arrived at 10 am, you would have seen her.